“…26 While aliphatic diluents typically enable significantly better extraction than aromatic solvents, studies by Regadı ´o et al found that mixed diluents with both aliphatic and aromatic components performed only slightly worse than the pure aliphatic mixtures. 27 This suggests that diluent effects are complex and nonlinear, indicating that empirical approaches such as solubility parameters derived from mixing rules 28 are not sufficient to capture actual behavior. Poirot et al examined solvent effects from the perspective of solvent structuring and the resultant effect on energetics.…”
Use of metal-selective ligands in solvent extraction is instrumental in critical material extraction and recycling, yet diluent effects on extraction performance is not well understood. Experimental and empirical solvent parameters...
“…26 While aliphatic diluents typically enable significantly better extraction than aromatic solvents, studies by Regadı ´o et al found that mixed diluents with both aliphatic and aromatic components performed only slightly worse than the pure aliphatic mixtures. 27 This suggests that diluent effects are complex and nonlinear, indicating that empirical approaches such as solubility parameters derived from mixing rules 28 are not sufficient to capture actual behavior. Poirot et al examined solvent effects from the perspective of solvent structuring and the resultant effect on energetics.…”
Use of metal-selective ligands in solvent extraction is instrumental in critical material extraction and recycling, yet diluent effects on extraction performance is not well understood. Experimental and empirical solvent parameters...
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